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and now this morning's worthy media news mentions

Published: Thursday, November 15, 2007

-By YOSH

Jeff Zucker to Las Vegas:
The little big man at NBC Universal will yap it up at NATPE 2008. Overall, NATPE 2008 will focus on the convergence of programming, advertising and emerging media, with a theme of “Where Now Meets Next.”

Why not throw in some dancing and singing postman while you're at it?
The Royal Mail, the British postal service, which has been hit hard by the effects of the Internet, is trying to stimulate business by appealing to the senses. A new initiative, aimed at marketers who use the mail to reach potential consumers, encourages them to incorporate a scent, taste or sound in their snail mailings.

You mean all those reports weren't their's?
CNN Worldwide plans to increase its staff of correspondents by 10 percent as part of a major effort to increase its ability to produce its own reports.

Fox News likes Giuliani for one reason and one reason only. He will go into Iran if he wins
According to Regan's suit, "This smear campaign was necessary to advance News Corp.'s political agenda, which has long centered on protecting Rudy Giuliani's presidential ambitions."

Does CBS have the smartest internet strategy?
At the NewTeeVee conference, CBS Interactive president Quincy Smith demonstrated why he and CBS deserve to be viewed as having the smartest Internet strategy of the major TV networks.

Labels: CBS, CNN, Digital_Media, FOX, JeffZucker, Media_and_Politics, MorningWire, QUINCY_SMITH

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